Malaysian National Cohesion Chapter 4 Quiz

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What is the desired goal of national unity?

To create a common identity and value for each member of the community

What are the three processes that move simultaneously in the strengthening of national unity?

Desired unity, achieved unity, and sought unification

What led to the existence and formation of 'unity' and 'federation' in Malaysia?

Entry of the British into Malaya

What does the text compare the formation of Malaysia to?

A jigsaw puzzle

What are the three motivations that drive the processes of national unity according to the text?

Desired unity, achieved unity, sought unification

In the context of Malaysia, what is the process that unites the entire community and country?

National Unity

What was the primary purpose of the Malayan Union?

To expand the union with Peninsular, Sabah & Sarawak

In what year did the Federation of Malaya include all the states in Malaya?

1948

Which event led to the change in expression and direction of the country from 'Union' to 'Unity'?

Events of May 13, 1969

What is the main focus of the 'Building Continuous Unity Through Site Integration' platform?

Creating social cohesion among different groups

When was the expression 'Unity in Diversity' adopted in Malaysia?

1971-1975

What is the value of Malaysia's National Unity Index (IPNas) in 2018?

0.567

What are the THREE main cores on which Malaysia's National Unity Index (IPNas) is based?

Unity, Integration, Consolidation

What does 'Unity' refer to?

'Sameness' or 'Unity' - 1 race

'Stable tension' among ethnic relations indicates that:

'Stable tension' refers to a fluctuating phase

What was the main outcome of the events of May 13, 1969?

Replacement of 'Union' with 'Unity'

Test your understanding of the concepts covered in Chapter 4: Strengthening of Malaysian National Cohesion, including unity, integration levels, social cohesion, and consolidation tools.

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